New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26

Waters was certain tina, made out the receipt either
| to Mr.. Kerr or the Broadway Surface ROAD
| NO MONEY FROM THE BONDS WENT FOR THE DEPOT
Ex-senator Alfred wagstaif the next witness Al
director for the Seventh road he had voted oi
resolution authorizing the issue Of 100000 In ponds
He understood at the time that the money was 70 oe
expended for the purposes set forth In the
depot equipment, increased facilities etc he haa seen
the depot building Ex-Judge Nelson cross
the witness concerning this depot Mr. Nico oDJecsedd
that such evidence natera as ne ma d p6oves
and would prove again that none OF the SoVv,oVVv
used for the construction Of the depot Bnt mr; d
persisted When he had concluded Mr. Nieoh re0a''''
Mr.. Ramsey
Q-How much money devoted to Improvements aHer
July 1881 AIAbont 1925 GOO A-out of the gen.
oThat is from the receipts from running the cars' A.
Then came peculiar instance OF the care that Is re-
S alsd NAV be- ef, o Thomas roy deputy county
clerk, Juggling with him tremendously large ooox
to prove that FuiSra was elected an alderman from the
Twenty fourth Assembly District in 1883
UNLESS" said Mr. Nco, the defence VIII conceuc
"oh no." replied exJndgo Nelson 1--WE will admit
nothing. Your case is your own prove III your wv"
Mr. Groy read from the election returns the figures
OF the Board Of 1s Which fact everybody the court
room very well knew. .. p.o,ar.v
Bsna ssed AR ass to S' deposits. repeating
substantially his previous testimony ,osn. ..r,v
in tho summer Of 1854 Thomas B. Kerr borrowed
$4,000 from the bank in three instruments on june
10. 1885 he deposited S3lo.2o3 81 and paid pacK the
Then with stenograpner Correll on the stand l, Mr.
before tho Senate Committee, getting breath breath
ing, spell occasionally while sha n s oSsa.
tons Mr. Nicor still reading when the hour for aa
ournmen ~ o'clock was reached Inc tr,ai Mn Scoll
will read more of sharps testimony before te SenaS
committee occppyng about oneha hour g PARSONS Sns
will open the case for sharp. tits safe to pre- re-
dict that mnch Of his speech will be, be de mnsS
Of the adduced against sharp has tbsx W
to DO with the case The defence expect t.r naS e IN two
or three days Therefore It may be MAI Se re
dered and sharp will know his fate
In conversation Mr. Nicol expressed himself as much
pleased with the made out for the people lie s
that it had developed unexpected strength Pearsohs
cnching evidence being surprise to all OF them' -
MRS. SHARP AT THE JAIL WITH HER HUSBAND.
Mr. Sharp was taken directly to the Ludlow
Street Jail few minutes after the adjournmeht'
but not in his own carriage. Deputy sexton
ordered a "four-wheeler" from the stand opposite
the Astor House. and in this the aged defendant, win
his three guards drove away. Mrs. Sharp and her
daughter Mrs seme., arrived at the Jail early IN the
afternoon, and were very much grieved when Judge
Barrett's order was communicated 10 them'
But the orders conveyed TO Warden keaung
were strict at first believed Mr. Sharp was
not to his coachman or carriage any more anu
be taken directly 10 the court and returned IRON
there directly to the JAN But one member Of his tawiy
allowed to stay with him.. ana MT:
sharp himself decided that this should be his devoted
wife, She Is large. handsome woman OF over sXy,
with ruddy cheeks and thick white hair and for some
years has had TO nurse her husband carefully MI
sharps friends will DO allowed TO see him during the
regulation hours before Mr. Stickney called upon
him at about o'clock. and remained until Mr. sharps
dinner was sent up -
The prosecution will take only short time tomorrow
morning close their side of the and then the de
fence will be opened by Mr. Parsons, who Will propaoy
speak until recess. IL is expected that the nrst
witness will be George Bliss who will be recalled
from his honeymoon the neghborhOod OF Canada and
the afternoon will be taken up with the examination OF
other witnesses OF the legal profession some OF whom
have not vet appeared in the The counsel for the
defence think they get in all their evidence by
Wednesday evening.